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Shawl and Pocket Square / Secrets of Eternity
£85.50
The design is inspired by this poem:
The eternal secrets neither you know nor I
And answers to the riddle neither you understand nor I
Behind the veil there is much talk about us,
When the veil falls, neither you remain nor I
Omar Khayyam
Shawl Size: 170 × 30
Pocket Square Size: 30 × 30
Material: Cotton
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